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Tank Backpack

Was: $579.00
Now: $434.25
(115 reviews) Write a Review
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High quality this is a man lost in the snow wearing a dark brown leather backpack.
High quality tan brown leather backpack from the side view.
High quality inside of the tan leather backpack with a light beige tan interior.
High quality light brown leather backpack that is front facing and waiting for you to put it on your back.
High quality tan brown leather backpack that is spilled out to see what fits.
High quality back side of a tan brown leather backpack with the shoulder pads.
High quality light brown leather backpack with a picket behind the pocket.
High quality size comparison of the squared leather backpack from the back.
High quality size comparison of the squared leather backpack from the side.
High quality light tan brown leather backpack pinned to a tree by a spear in Africa.
High quality a woman photographer is wearing a leather backpack in Africa and her son is running towards her.
High quality the back picture of the tan brown leather backpack in Iceland with two boys playing by the water.
High quality man wearing a dark brown leather backpack in the snow and carrying a wounded dog.
High quality the back picture of the tan brown leather backpack with fireworks in the side pocket.
High quality this light brown leather backpack is hanging from a pole.
High quality the back picture of the tan brown leather backpack on a woman's back as her toddler son is running towards her in Africa.
High quality side pocket behind the pocket of a dark brown leather backpack.
High quality side pocket behind the pocket of a red brown leather backpack.
High quality squared red brown leather backpack with an old phone behind the side pocket.
High quality red brown leather backpack from the front of the bag showing the shoulder strap.
High quality red brown leather backpack back side with comfortable straps.
High quality squared dark brown leather backpack with an old phone behind the side pocket.
High quality dark brown leather backpack front view with a front pocket and two side pockets.
High quality dark brown leather backpack back view with a front pocket and two side pockets.
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  • 12" X 17.5" X 6"
  • Weight: 5.50 lbs

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  • 5
    Excellent Wallet and backpack

    Medium Bifold wallet and the squared backpack “Tank” are fantastic.

  • 5
    Nice Addition to Collection

    I recently purchased a Squared Leather Backpack as a companion piece to a Doctor's Overnight Duffel. I am looking forward to Amtrak train travel this summer and feel this will be a fantastic combo. The Squared Leather Backpack is very utilitarian, functional and comfortable. The straps are different from my original Tank and I actually prefer the new, updated style. As a side note, I purchased a Little Big Mouth Toiletry Bag and it fits perfectly within the confines of the Squared Leather Backpack. Great job as usual, Saddleback Leather. "Tank" you very much!

  • 5
    The perfect daily carry

    I've been a long time Saddleback fan, having many different types of briefcases and backpacks. I've been using a front pocket backpack as my daily bag for the office. I switched to the Tank 2.0 and can't say enough good things about it. The design is much better suited for carrying laptops and work gear. Incredibly comfortable, looks great, and holds it shape no matter how full or empty it is. This has become my daily office bag and I can't see it being replaced anytime soon. I typically carry a 14" ThinkPad, 12.9" iPad Pro & keyboard, chargers, a few drinks, a Kindle, sunglasses, pens, etc. Fits all of that no problem. The side pockets are really tall and hold quite a bit. Can't recommend this design enough.

  • 5
    7 years later

    I bought my Chestnut backpack on August 29th, 2012. Yes, Two Thousand Twelve, which I suppose makes it a version 1.0? I have used it daily for over seven years, it has seen over a million miles of air travel, 10,000 miles of motorcycle duty and generally gotten dragged around the world to my engineering jobs. I haven't engaged with any Masai warriors, but I am up for it. I condition it regularly with Chamberlains Leather Milk and it gets more and more beautiful with each year. (Just like my wife, but much more leathery!) When it first arrived I had some issue with the straps, I honestly can't remember what the problem was, but I see in my records postage and a note that said I sent the straps back. The straps I have now are perfect. They have formed to my body and are more comfortable than anything else I have. The screw thread D-rings have were an annoyance at first but a dab of blue locktite and they haven't come loose in years. My middle son has called dibs when I die, so the fighting has already started! Is it heavy? Yes. Is it too heavy? No. It is like a good tool, it feels good just to pick it up, and if I have to carry a few extra pounds for the privilege I need the exercise anyway. I have never been one to tout brands or be "loyal" to a company. My Saddleback backpack is the only thing I own that I will proudly direct others to seek out. Some one comments on it at least once per week, more if I am traveling. I recently joined a new team and a coworker walked in with a new Saddleback briefcase. It was instantly recognizable. He asked me how old my backpack was and I told him "7 years", he responded, "they aren't kidding about their quality are they?". No they are not. My wife was a bit shocked when I told her how much I spent on it seven years ago, it being completely out of character for my cheap engineering nerd self. But now we both see it as a completely reasonable expenditure. I bought one of my daughters an over-the-shoulder clutch purse for Christmas this year and I have no doubt she will have it for decades.

  • 5
    The Tank

    I owned a classic briefcase for 7 years - it was a capable and sturdy companion, but it was getting too heavy for me. Trudging through the airports with my laptop and books in it started to get to me... throwing my back out et al. So, I sold it off and got a squared leather backpack in black. Boy am I happy! It gets more use as it's super convenient, balanced on my back and that earlier back strain? Gone, gone, gone. I love this backpack and its always with me, doing its job. Go 'head and pull the trigger - get one. You won't regret it.